Oriental Kitchens & Yakimando

Very good food at a very reasonable price. Very good for a quick stop on the way home when I don’t feel like cooking!

This is a very small, unassuming hole in the wall joint located on the corner of 8^th and Rancier. I don’t believe that they have a dine-​in area, but I could be wrong. It seems that all orders are placed through a walk-​up window.
My mom suggested I come here to pick up some yakimando since it’s cheap. Well, cheap doesn’t always necessarily mean it’s good. I found the yakimando itself to be very bland and there are no dipping condiments besides your complimentary soy sauce packet. Another Unilocaler stated that they have red chili sauce, but I was not offered that option nor did it come with it. For $ 2.75, you get 10pcs. They also have other ‘Oriental Food’ options, but for something so simple such as yakimando to be tasteless and unappealing, I hesitate to want anything else on the menu.
Killeen has a plethora of other Korean restaurants to choose from, so I doubt I’ll be coming back here again.
— Cash only

Go for the yaki mandu with red chili sauce. Been going here for 5+ years & still have to convince the lady to not put soy sauce in the red chili sauce, but it is worth getting it & mixing in the soy sauce yourself if you like spicy. Tried other foods from here a long time ago & never tried them again. Only go for yaki mandu, it is the best yaki mandu in the area. Opens at 10:30am & closes at 8pm, but I remember going there at like 6:40pm one day & they were closed. Guess evening hours depend on traffic of customers. They take cash only & sometimes don’t have change for $ 20 bill, so take small bills. Carry out only.